Executive Summary
The Hundred Early Impactful Users (HEIU) — affectionately known as the “Hey, You!” Program is an early-adopter incentive initiative that honors and rewards the most active contributors who help establish and refine the Minutes ecosystem.
The program recognizes the first 100 impactful users who meaningfully participate in building the Minutes network. In return for their measurable engagement, feedback, and early support, these participants receive discretionary allocations of UDiT participation credits the system’s internal metric of contribution and recognition.
This white paper explains how UDiTs are measured, allocated, and optionally redeemed under a transparent, discretionary framework aligned with regulatory and ethical standards.
1. Program Purpose and Philosophy
The HEIU Program is guided by three principles:
- Reward Impactful Early Adoption – Those who meaningfully contribute to the growth and testing of the Minutes platform deserve recognition.
- Transparency and Objectivity – Allocations are made based on measurable user activities, verified network engagement, and community input.
- Sustainable Value Creation – Incentives align with the overall health and performance of the ecosystem, ensuring fairness and long-term balance.
By aligning incentives with participation rather than speculation, the HEIU Program transforms early adopters into community builders and advocates for sustainable growth.
2. Overview of Program Mechanics
The HEIU Program operates through three sequential stages:
- Measurement – Tracking user activity and assigning impact values through UDiT participation credits.
- Allocation – Periodic discretionary distribution of UDiTs based on activity metrics, engagement, and community input.
- Valuation & Redemption – Occasional network-determined assignment of internal value to UDiTs, followed by optional discretionary redemption.
Each stage is governed by transparency, discretion, and fairness — not by formula or fixed economic rights.
3. Program Duration and Participation
- Start Date: Upon full activation of the Minutes network (projected January 1, 2026).
- Initial Measurement Period: Partial year 2025 (from network launch) plus full year 2026.
- Subsequent Periods: Annual cycles thereafter.
- Program Duration: Five years (expected through December 31, 2030).
- Initial Participants: Limited to 100 users designated as the Hundred Early Impactful Users.
Future participation may expand based on community involvement and token holdings at the network’s discretion.
4. Step 1 — Measurement
Purpose
The Measurement Stage quantifies positive user contributions that help strengthen the Minutes ecosystem.
Eligible Activities
Participants earn UDiT credits through verified contributions such as:
- Completing sign-up and onboarding actions (for example, 100 UDiTs).
- Registering new verified entities (for example, 10 UDiTs per registration).
- Maintaining active entities and transaction classifications throughout the year.
- Submitting meaningful feedback, testing, or educational contributions.
- Participating in network workshops, governance discussions, or collaborative initiatives.
Inactive entities without active classifications during a given year may have their allocations curtailed or inactivated for that cycle.
5. Step 2 — Allocation
Purpose
The Allocation Stage rewards participants for measurable engagement and community impact.
Mechanics
At the end of each measurement period, the network establishes a discretionary incentive pool (for example, 50 000 UDiTs). The allocation of this pool and the number of UDiTs assigned to each participant are determined solely by the Minutes Network based on internal metrics, activity records, and community participation. Allocations are not formula-based, and users have no entitlement to any specific number of UDiTs. Allocation decisions are final and made to promote ecosystem health and fairness.
This approach ensures flexibility, transparency, and alignment between meaningful activity and recognition.
6. Step 3 — Valuation and Redemption
Valuation
The network may, from time to time, assign internal dollar or stable-value equivalents to UDiT participation credits for redemption or incentive purposes. These valuations are entirely discretionary and not fixed, formula-based, or guaranteed. They may vary from period to period depending on internal performance indicators, user engagement, and overall ecosystem activity.
Redemption Framework
The Minutes Network may, from time to time, redeem a portion of outstanding UDiT participation credits. The timing, frequency, and value of any redemption are determined solely by the network based on internal performance indicators and community metrics. While the network may choose to allocate a portion of its operational revenues to support these programs, such allocations are not fixed or guaranteed and create no entitlement for participants. UDiT redemptions are a discretionary expression of recognition, not a contractual financial right.
This structure ensures flexibility, sustainability, and full regulatory compliance while rewarding real contribution.
7. Internal Transfers
UDiT participation credits may, at the network’s discretion, be transferred between verified users within the Minutes Network platform for the purpose of recognition, collaboration, or other community-driven activities. Such transfers do not represent financial transactions and have no external or monetary value. UDiTs cannot be sold, exchanged for money, or transferred outside the Minutes Network ecosystem. All transfers occur within a closed system and remain subject to network oversight to maintain fairness and compliance.
8. Governance and Transparency
Transparency and fairness remain foundational to the HEIU model.
Key governance features include:
- Community Input: The Minutes Network values community feedback and may periodically consult participants regarding which activities or engagement metrics should be recognized within the HEIU Program. Such consultations are advisory in nature and help inform the network’s discretionary decisions. Final determinations of UDiT allocations, valuation, and redemption are made solely by the network and are not subject to community vote or approval.
- Automated Tracking: System processes record participation metrics and allocation decisions with verifiable audit trails.
- Annual Transparency Report: The Minutes platform will publish an annual summary showing:
- Total number of active participants and aggregate UDiTs allocated;
- A high-level overview of network performance indicators influencing valuation;
- Summary of discretionary redemptions completed.
All decisions regarding allocation, valuation, and redemption are final and made at the sole discretion of the network administrators.
9. Token Structure Summary
| Token Type | Description | Status / Function |
| UDiT Participation Credit | Earned for measurable activity | Recognition of contribution |
| Allocated UDiT Credit | Awarded through discretionary annual incentive pool | Basis for participation recognition |
| Redeemable UDiT Credit | UDiTs selected by the network for redemption | Redeemed at discretionary, variable value |
10. Strategic Objectives
The HEIU Program aims to:
- Recognize Foundational Contributors – Reward those who meaningfully help launch and stabilize the Minutes ecosystem.
- Promote Transparent Incentives – Replace subjective reward systems with objective, measured, and discretionary allocations.
- Encourage Sustainable Participation – Link recognition to authentic activity and engagement.
- Maintain a Closed-Loop Token Economy – Prevent speculation or dilution by restricting transferability and ensuring network control.
Align Success with Contribution – As the ecosystem grows, continued activity and involvement create greater recognition opportunities.
11. Conclusion
The Minutes HEIU (“Hey, You!”) Program establishes a forward-looking framework for recognizing and rewarding early contributors without creating financial or regulatory exposure.
By combining measurable activity, discretionary allocation, community input, and transparent governance within a closed-loop system, the program ensures that early users are not investors but valued collaborators in the network’s evolution.
Participation in HEIU means helping to shape the standards, community, and values of the Minutes ecosystem — and being recognized for meaningful impact, not for speculative participation.
Disclaimer
Participation in the HEIU Program does not constitute an investment or create any contractual entitlement to profits, revenues, or equity. All allocations, valuations, and redemptions of UDiT participation credits are made at the sole discretion of the Minutes Network and may be modified, suspended, or discontinued at any time. UDiTs have no external or monetary value outside the network and are intended solely as recognition for active community engagement.